Broadening the market is good. To believe otherwise is flat-earth delusional

Eight Eurosceptic economists have set out their case for leaving the EU, taking issue with the Treasury’s analysis of the effect of a Brexit on GDP and arguing that Britain could negotiate better deals alone. Giles Wilkes says they are wrong because increasing the extent of a market is a fundamental good. Brokering trade deals is a slow and arduous business and the attempt to suggest otherwise is delusional.